> 
> If the domain was registered under the monetisation
> policy a blank page does not meet the eligibilty
> criteria. Therefore if a complaint is made regarding
> the content of a monetised domain then the registrant
> must comply with policy within 7 days or risk losing
> the domain.
> 
> Hopefully they will find that monetisation of com.au
> is not that lucrative after all.
> 
> DJ
> 


That right there is a joke in itself, 7 days to get content on it, I'd like
to see them rip the domain name from me with this argument, it would end in
tears for auDA.

It would seem we must develop the site, spending 1000's if not 10's of
thousands when the domain name is available, and then when the site is
finished we go to register the domain name only to find it's gone, LOL.

I will continue to register these kinds of domain names and put a notice
that the domain name is under construction, if auDA thinks it will rip it
from me....bring it on!

Lets throw something else into this argument, what if my site has more
content than the site that developed the domain name and registered it
before me, do I have an avenue to get the domain name from them?

So, I will register these domain names and sit on them until I get around to
spending the money to build the site into the content they (auDA) require,
in my timeframe not theirs.

Bring it on!